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It was an old bash 2.x which was still GPLv2. Zsh being MIT licensed posed no licensing issues for inclusion into MacOS. I switched to zsh on Snow Leopard and a
by petre 6y ago
It was an old bash 2.x which was still GPLv2. Zsh being MIT licensed posed no licensing issues for inclusion into MacOS. I switched to zsh on Snow Leopard and above and never looked back. Didn't use the fancy stuff much and still use bash on Linux.